Index tabs Q-Connect KF14966, polypropylene (PP), 12×45 mm, 100 sheets, hanging pack, assorted colors

Q-Connect index tabs KF14966 are polypropylene (PP) sheet markers measuring 12×45 mm, supplied as 100 tabs in a hanging pack. These thin, durable tabs are designed to attach to paper edges for clear page marking, fast referencing and simple colour-coded organisation. The assorted colours support visual filing systems and quick navigation in binders, notebooks, planners and loose documents.

Advantages

The polypropylene construction provides tear resistance and a smooth writable surface for notes or labels. Their compact 12×45 mm size makes them visible without covering important content while remaining unobtrusive. Supplied in a hanging pack of 100, the tabs are ready for immediate use and storage. Assorted colours enable multi-category marking and reduce search time across documents.

Suitable for

• Marking pages in binders and ring folders
• Organising notes in notebooks and planners
• Colour-coding study materials and reference documents
• Temporary or semi-permanent indexing of reports and manuals

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Tab size: 12 × 45 mm
• Quantity: 100 tabs per pack
• Packaging: hanging pack for retail display and storage
• Colour: assorted colours for colour-coding
• Thickness: thin, low-profile design suitable for pages and dividers

How to use

Peel a tab from the backing and press the adhesive portion onto the edge of the page or divider so the coloured part extends beyond the paper for easy visibility. Write directly on the tab with a ballpoint pen, permanent marker or pencil if labelling is required. Remove by peeling gently from the page when repositioning or discarding; polypropylene construction minimises tearing of the tab itself.

Usage recommendations

For best results, apply tabs to clean, dry paper surfaces and avoid placing them on heavily coated or glossy papers where adhesion may be reduced. Use different colours to establish a consistent indexing system (for example: topics, priority levels or chapters) and replace tabs that show significant wear to maintain clear navigation.